ITHACA, N.Y. – Toddlers often take to their toes as they learn to walk, balanced on the balls of their feet as they amble about. But toe-walking – as this type of mobility is known – past the age of five or six can be an indicator of underlying neurological conditions, including autism. And children who toe-walk long term can also suffer physical damage that requires painful,...

Congratulations to Ricky Gomez ’13, an Accounting major in the School of Business, on winning the NCAA Division III Wrestling Championship at 125 pounds.

Gomez finishes off a stellar season with a 29-2 overall record, a top seed in his bracket, four wins over the NCAA Championship weekend, and capping it off with a 4-2 decision in...

Congratulations to Danielle Puleo ’14, Jason Manrow ’15, and Tim Shoecraft ’14, on earning Microsoft Excel Core Certification.

According to Microsoft, a Microsoft Certification validates your expertise in a Microsoft technology. As a Microsoft Certified Professional, you’ll have access to community resources and...

For sixteen business students this spring, they are calling New York City their home.  The ICNYC program is in full-swing that offers students the opportunity to live, study and intern in the big apple.

Piloted in the spring of 2012, the ICNYC program was designed to let students live and gain real work experience in one of the most dynamic cities in the world. From Wall...

 ITHACA, NY — For the seventh straight year, the Ithaca College School of Business has been included among the top business schools in the nation in a listing compiled by the Princeton Review. The education services company features the school’s...